The Japanese company, its subsidiary Teijin Pharma Limited and US-based Takeda Pharmaceuticals had filed a complaint in the district court of Delaware last week in this regard.
The plaintiffs informed the court they had received a written notification of Dr Reddy's ANDA (abbreviated new drug application) through a letter dated September 18, 2013.
Teijin and its associates contradicted the claim of Dr Reddy's that its ANDA does not infringe on the existing patent.The original patent is due to expire in March, 2019. Takeda markets and sells these tablets in the US under the brand name Uloric.
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